Public Eye views on Hilliard appointment eyed with steel case dispute
The Public Eye notes Patrick R. Hilliard’s appointment as a permanent special assistant to the U S attorney general in Chicago to pursue Sherman anti trust violations. It rekindles debate over the U S Steel decision with Justice McKenna's opinion and a dissent by Justice Thayer, questioning whether large scale steel interests breached the act.
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Patrick R. Hilliard
United States
Palmer
Chicago
United States Supreme Court
United States Steel Corporation
McKenna
Thuy
Madser
Relate Corporation
Barnett and the Devil Dogs Rally Across the Nation
General George Barnett of the United States Marine Corps travels the country amid joyous reunions with Marines. Born in Wisconsin in 1850, Barnett graduated from the Naval Academy and rose to command, shaping the Marine Corps as a separate service with a proud tradition.
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George Barnett
United States Marine Corps
General Barnett
Marines
General Larnett
Wisconsin
United States Naval Academy
Gsst
Taos
WeTines
Farmae Corps
Duke of the Abruzzi Plans Irrigation Driven Africa Farms
The Duke of the Abruzzi aims to lead a pioneering expedition to the Benadir region with experts to probe river sources and prepare for independent supply chains. He intends two large experimental farms to prove cotton, doura, sugar and coffee yields via irrigation and modern machinery.
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Juust
Italy
Yehbi Scebel
Henar
Abyssinia
Dbenadir
Abruzzi
Great Progress in Seven Years in Indian Affairs
Commissioner Cato Sells defends federal supervision and outlines U S policy shifts granting citizenship and land patents to Indians. He notes 220000 allotments, 10956 fee patents in three years, rising schooling, English use, and economic gains in farming stockraising and wages while resisting full withdrawal of oversight.
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Washington
Women's Civic Center
San Diego
Cal
Cato Sells
Indian Affairs
Sells
Mr. Selis
Indian Bureau
Esvn
United States
Hualapai
Uppi
Mare Ringe
India
Amoor
Josephus Daniels and the Journalist's Ethics Read aloud
The excerpt reflects Josephus Daniels and a commentary on journalism ethics. It discusses editors reporting with honesty and humility, praising unselfish deeds over sensational mining tales, and urges restraint in highlighting wealth and fame while honoring true aid to others.
Ex Service Men in Politics Urge Broad Veterans Reform
Ex service men in Coltorads organize a political group backing their platform. They seek a universal training and literacy plan for wounded veterans, call for streamlined administration, and endorse Roosevelt's square deal style policies. The group pushes Americanization measures to ensure all ex service members can read and understand American institutions.
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Coltorads
Ther
Teeut
WL Menans
United States
League
Roosevelt
Woman Pay Tax Demand From Bogus Agents
In Bellaire Ohio two youths posing as federal agents visited Annunzio Marchesi claiming her husband owed 54 dollars in income tax. She paid. Marchesi now seeks legal action against the bogus agents.
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Bellaire, O
Annunzio Marchesi
Sam
Puppies Free N Y Vendor
New York man Joseph Passani was fined $2 in Jefferson Market court for trying to sell seven puppies without a peddler license. While escorted to a cell he offered the magistrate a pup, but the court kept the fee and Passani and the dogs were jailed briefly before release.
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New York
Joseph Passani
Jefferson Market Court
Douras
Smitz
Passani
Safe stolen from pool room found in church
A heavy safe missing from a Cincinnati pool room was discovered inside a Negro Baptist church. A seventy year old Black man confessed to taking the safe.
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Cincinnati
Quaker Quips and Quick Wits From a Newspaper Page
A collection of humorous quips and social observations on money love marriage and human folly. Jokes touch on aviation fashion nerves and family dynamics with playful banter about age and subscriptions. The piece preserves a period voice and light gossip tone.
Frigate Birds Share Evening Tale Of Family Travel
Mrs Frigate Bird and Mr Frigate Bird recount a sociable journey north near water. They describe their size wide wings and diving fish habits and note their single spring egg and nesting on a bush. The dialogue explores eye color bills and descriptions for young readers.
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Frigate Bird
Albatross
Frigate Birds
Mr. Frigate Bird
Heys
Nonsensical Abbreviations for State Labels and Roles
Abbreviated state terms listed oddly for various groups and professions, including doctors Maryland for sickly people and young ladies, with fragmented letters and mispelled place names suggesting a garbled OCR of a glossary or index. The readable bits indicate a pattern of labeled roles and demographics rather than a coherent article.
Wedding Cake Superstitions From Many Lands
A compendium of wedding cake beliefs across cultures. Traditions warn of bad omens from cutting fingers to the groom's presence in the bake. Marital outcomes hinge on cake scraps, mold, or keeping a piece for single women, with Persian and Roman ties to children, endowments, and lasting friendships.
Short Truths From a Quixotic Viewpoint
A collection of pithy maxims and witticisms on life wealth and social behavior attributed to Don Quixote style musings. It mocks pretensions of superiority and notes contradictions between wealth status and personal worth.
Old Gentleman Intervenes in Classroom Pummeling
A kindly older man rescues a boy from being beaten by two classmates. The boys had attacked over a math error, arguing they copied the boy’s answers because he had allowed it. The rescuer questions the motive, noting arithmetic mistakes as the trigger.
Caterpillar Question Sparks Dining Table Talk
Tommy asks if caterpillars are good to eat during a family meal. His father replies no and questions the timing after noticing a caterpillar on the lettuce. The exchange appears in London Tit-Bits as a light humorous note.
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Tommy
London
Earnings of Clubs in Nebraska Report
Twelve thousand club members in Nebraska estimate their total product value at 98000 dollars for the year and net returns at 47000 dollars.
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Nebraska
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